• Treecko, a Wood Gecko Pokémon, is the grass-type Pokémon available to new Pokémon trainers in the Hoenn region. It evolves into Grovyle and then Sceptile. Its Japanese name is キモリ Kimori. It is the 252nd Pokémon.• It is based on Diplodactylus vittatus, the eastern stone gecko (a.k.a wood gecko).

Pokédex entries:• Treecko has small hooks on the bottom of its feet that enable it to scale vertical walls. This Pokémon attacks by slamming foes with its thick tail.• Treecko is cool, calm, and collected - it never panics under any situation. If a bigger foe were to glare at this Pokémon, it would glare right back without conceding an inch of ground.• It makes its nest in a giant tree in the forest. It ferociously guards against anything nearing its territory. It is said to be the protector of the forest's trees.• It quickly scales even vertical walls. It senses humidity with its tail to predict the next day's weather.• The soles of its feet are covered by countless tiny spikes, enabling it to walk on walls and ceilings.• Small hooks on the bottom of its feet catch on walls and ceilings. That is how it can hang from above.

• If Treecko were real, it would be 1 foot, 8 inches tall (55 cm) and would weigh only 11 lbs (5 kg).

Here are some photographs of most, but not all, of my Treecko items.

Giant Taiwanese plush (Top Insight)I LOVE THIS GUY!! He's just a few centimeters short of full-scale.

Large action figure (Bandai 2004)This one is so cute! It's one of my favorites. Push down on his body, and his tail slams down; push down on his head, and his arm swings forward.

Large, talking action figure (Hasbro 2005)Push a button on the back of his head, and his torso moves to perform Slam with his tail. He also shrieks in his terrible English dub voice. The toy is about six inches tall.

Large, rubbery figure (Takara Tomy 2002)

Bobblehead (ToyFull)

Mini bobblehead (Yujin Tomy)

Clear keychain and regular Monster Collection figures (Takara Tomy)

Zukan figure (Takara Tomy)

Regular, shiny, and clear Kid figures (Bandai 2002)

Regular, clear, and shiny Kid figures (Bandai 2005)

Kid figure (Bandai 2009)

Suction cup figure (Banpresto)

Wind-up toy (McDonald's 2003)It's missing the wind-up lever. But it's supposed to walk while its tail moves up and down.

Whistle (Yujin Tomy)I cannot figure out how to get the whistle to work, unless it is supposed to be so high-frequency adults can't hear it.

PokéBall train figure (Bandai)

Mystery Hoenn starter figures

Ball figure (Banpresto)

Candy dispenser (Bandai 2003)

Mystery figureThere's a stopper on his butt, so you can put things inside him. o_o

Game piece (Takara Tomy 2003)The plastic is a bit harder than a Bandai Kid figure, but this is also hollow.

Trading Figure Game piece (The Pokémon Company International/Kaiyodo 2006)

Chess piece (Tomy/Kaiyodo 2004)

Notice the differences in the molds and paint jobs.

Ceramic coin bank (Tokai Kogeki)

Pull-back racer toy (Bandai)

"Re" bell (Kyodo)

Pencil topper (2007)

Paperweight

Former keychain with PikachuI removed Treecko from the keychain and hung Pikachu from my car's rear-view mirror. :)

Mystery game piece (Takara Tomy 2003)

Small standing figure (Bandai)

Small, attacking figures (Hasbro 2003)

Sitting figure (Bandai)

Small sitting figure (Bandai)It has a peg hole on the bottom.

Another small sitting figureAgain, a peg hole on the bottom.

Small, metal chip figureThere is a little, round, metal chip under his feet.

MiniCot figure (Banpresto 2005)

Sitting star figure (Bandai)

Roller figure (Bandai)There's a little metal ball on the bottom of the base, so the figure can roll around.

Buildable gashapon figure (Yujin Tomy)

Another buildable gashapon figure (Takara Tomy)

Parade toy (Bandai)

Full Color Advance figure (Bandai)

Weird-ass pencil topper (Bandai)I don't know...

Grabber

Pewter, silver, and gold metal figures

Contest mascot charm (Bandai)

Scope keychain

Strap (Dai'ichi Pan)

Bell charm (Takara Tomy)<3

CharaBottlin (Takara Tomy)

Mascot (Bandai)He's being very gecko-like here. Or very creepy. You decide.

Movie 6 metal ball keychain (Takara Tomy 2003)

Poké Ball bell keychain (Kyodo)

Former projector(?) keychain

Party in the Garden magnet (Pokémon Center 2003)

Flower magnet

Movie 6(?) magnet (possibly Pokémon Center)

Small magnet (Banpresto)

Mask

Lenticular dog tag ball keychain (Banpresto 2005)The picture doesn't do this justice. Depending on how you tilt the keychain, it displays an image of Treecko, Grovyle, or Sceptile.

MEGA Blok

Mini mug (Bandai)

Light-up stamp (Yujin Tomy)This is AMAZING. Not only does it have a self-inking stamper, the figure lights up when you press it down.